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A federal judge ruled Trump's ban on visas from 75 countries was illegal. Meanwhile, the US is deporting migrants to Haiti and other developing nations, with men from Cuba and other countries describing being sent to dangerous African nations with no way to leave.
A federal judge ruled Trump's ban on visas from 75 countries was illegal. At the same time, the US is deporting migrants to Haiti and other developing nations. Men from Cuba and elsewhere described being sent to dangerous African nations with no way to leave.
The visa ban was struck down on legal grounds, but the deportations are continuing anyway—just to countries that weren't part of the ban. It's a workaround. Rather than challenge the judge's order, the administration is executing the same policy through a different mechanism. The detail about men being sent to African nations they have no connection to is significant: it suggests the administration isn't carefully matching deportees to places they're from, but simply moving them out of the US to wherever will take them.
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